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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Sheepkits Sheared podcast.

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I'm your host, Austin Creed and my friends.

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Oh, this is going to be a good show, a very good show.

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We're going to talk about unicorns.

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And I'm not talking about the unicorns that little girls like to play with,

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you know, the colored horses.

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Now we're talking about men, not even men in the so-called space,

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whether it be man's fear, red pill, whatever.

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Who chase after this idea of the unicorn woman, the woman who defies the odds.

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The woman who's out there who fills and checks all my boxes

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and she is unaffected by the feminist programming and this, that and the other thing.

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And even though against all biological faculties,

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holding out hope that that unicorn is there.

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That's what we're talking about today.

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And let me tell you something.

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They don't exist.

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I can hang up the show right there, but I'm not going to do that

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because that's just too easy.

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Instead of we're going to talk about now that I gave you the answer

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about unicorns, we're going to have a conversation about the unicorn.

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And why men look for them.

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So here's the problem, guys.

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A lot of you are older who listen to the show.

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You're older than me.

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So you probably have been through this in multiple different areas

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across a time where women were not necessarily different

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because I don't buy this whole idea that women were all of a sudden

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like a switch flip and all of a sudden women were progressive and whatnot.

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No, I don't buy that garbage.

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I think that this is women's nature is just being enabled instead of constrained.

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I mean, how else can somebody explain something to me?

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Explain to me why on almost every single culture, spanning race,

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spanning continents, spanning religions.

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How is it that almost without fail, every society that has ever existed

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of all time has had constraints on both men and women?

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The answer is very simple because it was meant to curtail their worst

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antics and not encourage it.

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Men and women both have inclinations that are bad for themselves and for society.

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And despite democracy being very new, which I would argue in a lot of ways,

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democracy is a farce, a facade and doesn't actually work.

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But I'll let you be the judge of that.

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That's not exactly what we're talking about because that's more political.

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But then again, what's not political today, especially with the DNC happening?

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Is there anybody seen the absolute circus that the DNC is?

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I mean, for God's sakes, I cannot believe that Kamala Harris actually is getting nominated.

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This woman has the nerve to come out here and act like a complete

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Leninist slash Trotskyite.

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Talking about how, oh, we're going to steal patents from drug companies

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to lower drug prices and we're going to go after the grocery stores

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because they're being profiteers and making money off inflation.

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Let me tell you something.

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I'll get political for two seconds.

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If you don't like it, you can skip past it if you want.

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I don't really care.

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First of all, you want to know where this idea of food pricing control came from?

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It came from two places.

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One came from Nixon back in the 70s.

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But before that, it came from a lot of good people's friend.

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Oh, my dryer just finished.

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How absolutely wonderful that is.

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I can actually put my sheets back on my bed.

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Anyways, what was I talking about?

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Oh, yeah, we're talking about politics.

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A wonderful, wonderful subject.

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Good friend Stalin in Russia.

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You might have heard of him.

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Dictator, overall a bad guy who starved millions of his own people.

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He did this often overlooked by most people in my generation, 13 below.

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Most people in my generation are absolutely stupid when it comes to their understanding

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of history.

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And I don't blame a lot of generations above us, the millennials, the Gen Xers, the boomers.

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I don't blame them for talking cash shit about my generation.

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I really don't.

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But you know, let's let's tie this in to it was it was honestly the abortion issue that

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destroyed a lot of the politics in this country in the last couple of years, because a lot

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of women are voting with their wombs, in my opinion.

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They're voting based on abortion.

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I was even talking to my aunt the other day and she was taught because she's a nurse and

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she's been a nurse for a long time, but she actually has a couple patents of her own because

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she's very smart.

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And but what's interesting to me, my friends, is a lot of times women are very, very emotional.

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I know you don't need me to explain that to you more than often because you've experienced

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it.

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And at first you said, oh, don't worry, Austin, it's not a big deal.

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You know, it's just part of the game.

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No, it's not.

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Well, actually, technically, yes, it is.

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That's why a lot of men have checked out of the dating marketplace and they said, man,

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the marriage laws are no good.

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The culture incentivizes the bullshit.

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And I'm supposed to sit here and deal with it and not only deal with it, I'm supposed

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to thank them.

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No.

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And a lot of men have checked out, but there are some men who hold out for the unicorn.

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They hold out for this this fake version.

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They want the woman to be a virgin, but also be good at sex.

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They want her to look like Kim Kardashian, but not be too synthet, but be all natural.

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They want they it's like when women talk about this mystical hero Chad guy who doesn't exist,

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you know, like a guy like like a vampire guy from like a like a Twilight series or a vampire

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diary series.

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But he's handsome.

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He's charming.

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He's got money.

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He's got a nice stroke game pause.

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But only once hurry can have all these tricks.

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Well, these women, but she but they choose just her.

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Why?

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I have no idea.

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But that's what they believe.

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In the same way that a lot of men have their own delusions.

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They want a woman to be in her prime, hit the gym, look really good and basically have

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her pick of Chad Tyrone, Pookie, all these dudes, but only choose him, even though he's

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not really taking his body seriously.

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Or even if he's up on the grind, he hasn't gotten to that point yet where he's in that

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echelon where he could actually take care of her and all this other stuff.

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So guys, the whole unicorn thing is stupid.

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That time is gone.

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It's gone.

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Now, I'll tell you straight up, I know a guy who's same age as me.

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He's 24.

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And he has his wife is pregnant with their third kid.

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He's a very old school guy.

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And so far it seems to be working for him.

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But I'm going to add a little little catch on the end of that right now.

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Things always seem like they're going to go well for a long period of time.

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But let me tell you something.

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And now they're dudes in this community will tell you, you asked them about, hey, I don't

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know if this whole divorce thing is really all that accurate.

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I think people are exaggerating.

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Ask that question if you don't, if you're new, or even if you're not new and you've

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been kind of just silent watching, not commenting, whatever, and you don't actually believe what

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you're hearing or your hate watching or whatever.

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Ask these questions.

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There are dudes who will answer them in the comments along with myself.

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Because at the end of the day, the unicorn is a myth and a lot of men, they chase it.

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The purple pill guys will chase it for the rest of their days.

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They want it to be because they want it to be real.

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They want to work their whole lives for it.

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And my friends, why in the world would you live for a fantasy like that?

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You're never going to get 100% of what you want out of life unless you're a dictator.

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Even then, you're liable to get knocked out by a drone strike.

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So you're not even going to have it for forever anyway.

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But you're not going to get 100% of what you want.

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You're not going to get a girl who's not yours, all yours, only yours, blah, blah, blah.

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Those times are gone, man.

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Those times are gone and over their history.

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So stop trying to relive the past.

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Start looking towards the future.

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There's so much ahead of the future.

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Not all of it good, of course.

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But my friends, you got to look out for yourself.

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You have to understand what you're wagering out here.

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It's dangerous enough to even be alone with a woman anymore.

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There was a time when the American dream was very, you know, white picket fence, 2.5 kids,

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a dog and a house in the suburbs.

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But that America is going away if it's not been gone already.

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Now, there are a few people who are exceptions.

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But do you really want to wage your whole life on being an exception?

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Is that what you want to live for?

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Because marriage can be great.

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It's supposed to be great.

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But guess what?

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It's only great for you.

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Very, very small percentage of men.

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And even those do it.

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You have great marriages will tell you that it's not all bread.

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And you know, it's not all rainbow is unicorns and rainbows and everything.

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It's not it's hard.

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It is very difficult and it is the hardest thing I'll ever do and are not guaranteed

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the outcome that you want.

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You're not.

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And so my friends.

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So a couple options here.

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One, you continue to chase this mythical idea of the unicorn.

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Two, you settle for something you don't really want, but you settle for it because you want

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something rather than nothing.

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Or three, you could choose to forge your own path.

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You know, I understand that when you're if you listen to the show, you're not normal.

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And I don't mean that as an insult, I actually mean that as a compliment.

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The average Shmuck who doesn't understand the world or thinks he does.

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Oh, yeah, he thinks he knows everything.

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He reads news app from the mainstream media.

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He's on social media.

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He you know, listens to talking heads and blah, blah, blah.

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He thinks he knows everything.

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But he wants to fit in.

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A lot of people spend their whole lives trying to fit in, trying to be accepted, trying to

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be liked.

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But one of my favorite books that I started to read and that I sometimes revisit from time

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to time is Brave New World by Aldous Huxley.

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And in Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, this dystopian fantasy that's very unfortunately

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becoming more and more intentionally real.

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There's a line in that book that says that if one is different, one is bound to be lonely.

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They are beastly to one who was different.

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And I think that's very interesting.

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I'm glad that I'm different and lonely, frankly.

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That doesn't mean that I don't have sex with women from time to time.

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It doesn't mean I don't have any friends.

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It just means I'm very selective with who I talk to, very selective with who I share

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this knowledge with.

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There's a lot of people they don't know how to shut the hell up and listen.

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They don't want to make hard choices.

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They want to just get the results from people who wager, people who risk, people who take

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hard choices and chances and everything else.

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They want to see the rewards from those people, but they don't want the liability that comes

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with it.

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Why?

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Because that takes guts.

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That takes gumption and that is hard.

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And most of the time, the only thing that they want hard is their schmendrick.

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They don't want the wager, they don't want to risk, they don't want to take those types

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of chances.

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And the most important chance I've ever taken was on myself.

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Because at the end of the day, my friends, it's very easy to try to get through life

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offending nobody.

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It's very easy to just take the path of least resistance, go with the flow down the lazy

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river of life.

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Try to find yourself an average woman, an average house, an average existence.

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That's pretty normal.

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But if you listen to this show for longer than half of an episode before, never blocking

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me or cussing people out in the chat or making fun of it, and even people who maybe started

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out that way, they've turned and slowly but surely they said, hey, you know what, maybe

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I like this guy's voice, maybe I like the guys in this community, or maybe there's just

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something that resonates with me.

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I don't want to like it and makes me uncomfortable.

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Challenges me by the end of the day, I think that he's right.

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Tell me, I'm telling you, I'm lying.

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I think some of you can relate to that.

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That's how I can relate to the couple of the guys who showed me this information.

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I then put my own spin on it as I'm my own free thinker as I hope that you are because

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that's the only way to get through life and my humble opinion.

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If you don't want to go out there and challenge, you don't want to ask hard questions and force

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yourself to come up with good answers.

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Then you might as well just put a ring in your nose and be a bowl in a field somewhere.

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As far as I'm concerned, that's basically what you are already human cattle.

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Going along with the slaughter and being being milked all the way to the barn.

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And I don't want that.

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I don't want that for you.

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You want to be average?

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Of course you don't.

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If you listen to show you're not average, you're already on the right track.

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But I hope that you don't just sit there and you're satisfied with who you are.

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I hope that you don't fall back into comfortable, safe habits because that is what the world

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wants.

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That is what the detractors want.

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That is what the people who actively plot and praise your downfall want from you.

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They want you to go back to consuming their products, buying their ideas, hook line and

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sinker and falling for the lies that they put out like hooks that a fisherman puts out

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in the lake.

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I don't want that for you.

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I want more for you as I want more for myself.

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It's time that we as men got a backbone again and not just on issues that we want, but

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on the issues that need to be addressed.

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There's an old adage I think from the DC comics where Batman says I'm not the hero

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that people want.

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I'm the hero that they need.

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I'm not a hero.

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I'll never be one.

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That's not who I am.

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I don't I'm not vain enough to think of myself in such terms.

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It's the message.

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It's the message that men must be willing to be wanderers, intellectual nomads, Ronan

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who sharpen their skills during times of peace.

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For when times of war arise, they are mercenaries.

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They are able to defend themselves and they pledge themselves to know how unless they choose

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to, unless they want to.

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But their skills are valuable and they get to go to where they want, when they want,

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because they have options, they have leverage.

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That's what I want for you.

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Be the men who don't just keep their mouth open and talk a good game.

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But by the time you're talking about it, you've already started.

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If not done it already.

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That's what I want for you.

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That's why we shouldn't waste time chasing unicorns chasing after figments of other people's

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imaginations after things that don't matter, things that you'll never find outside of the

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fan of the fantastical that doesn't exist.

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Instead of chasing a fantasy like a doll will chase a tire down a road.

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It's time we did better.

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Then we saw we woke up, we smelled the coffee, we drank it and we went about our day.

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It's a rude awakening.

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It's not going to feel good.

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It's going to be tough.

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It's going to be uncomfortable.

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But anything that's worth doing is hard.

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Trust me, I wish it wasn't that way all the time, but it is.

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It's important for us to maintain our understanding of the world to always remind ourselves that

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there's plenty to go and that we always must be able to look out to test our beliefs, to

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test ourselves and push ourselves to our limit every day.

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My friends, I'd be curious to know how much time you wasted or how much time you maybe

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subconsciously or inadvertently start thinking about unicorn women or the idea of having

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X Y or Z woman or whatever.

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I'd love to hear about it because you're not alone and a lot of us can relate to that,

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even if we think it's shameful and we can't believe we still think about it from time

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to time.

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There's nothing wrong with with being honest.

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Part of the Buddhist teaching actually is that expressing one's sins is the same as

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forgiveness.

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I believe that's correct.

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That's how they had tone for their sins, I believe.

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So it's important for us to glean the wisdom we can and understand that we need to stop

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chasing fantasies and phantoms and see our future and what it is on our current trajectory

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and adjust accordingly.

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My friends, take care of yourselves.

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I work on some technical difficulties with my computer.

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We'll fix it.

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We'll get back to we'll get back to the video broadcast.

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I'm going to start doing them more and more again.

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In the meantime, my friends, you let me know what you think.

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I love to hear your thoughts.

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I always love reading your comments.

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Take care of yourselves and I'll see you next time.

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I got ahead of bed.

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I'm out of here.

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Peace.